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"Official" versions of the bulletins, in a different format, can be found at the MSU Bookstore.
HYBRID POPLAR & HYBRID WILLOW 2 pages. 608 kb. Not really a forest type,but a potential plantation resource. |
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SILVICULTURAL SYSTEMS 2 pages. 425 kb. Clearcutting, shelterwood, and selection applied where needed. |
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FOREST TREE HEALTH & VIGOR 2 pages. 368 kb. A variable target with a wide range of pests and health issues. |
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FOREST PRODUCTS AND PRICES 2 pages. 472 kb. The products that loggers manufacture and stumpage for owners. |
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NORTHERN WHITE-CEDAR FOREST TYPE 2 pages. 448 kb. Mostly in the Upper Peninsula and on wetland soils. |
WHAT'S A MANAGEMENT PLAN? 2 pages. 236 kb. A key initial step down the road to sustainable management. |
MESIC CONIFERS 2 pages. 615 kb. Mostly white pine and hemlock, mixed with hardwoods. |
TRAILER-
This website was created by a consortium of forestry groups to help streamline
information about forestry and coordinate forestry activities designed to benefit
the family forest owner and various publics that make up our Michigan citizenry.
This website is maintained by Bill Cook, Michigan State Extension Forester/Biologist.
Direct comments to cookwi@msu.edu or 906-786-1575.
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